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John Dwire and his wife worked with a flatbed farm truck.
Saying goodbye to Silt
We moved to Silt on the Western Slope in the summer of 1976. I began my academic career as a fourth-grade teacher. My girlfriend, whom I’d met...
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On the day his dream came true, Jordan Smith enthusiastically did a little jerky dance, his star-adorned cane helping him...
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AZTEC (AP) – Soon, visiting 900-year-old pueblo structures from downtown Aztec won’t require a car.
GRAND JUNCTION (AP) – Over the years, the former Anvil Points federal oil-shale research site west of Rifle was busy enough at times that workers...
PROVO, Utah (AP) – The smell of burning wood from a stove hangs in the air as Michael Scheetz secures a large piece of wood on his workshop counter.
It was a journey into the past, complete with a chuckwagon, sassy cook and campfire ring.
